Reasserting its defenses of former Justice Department lawyer John Yoo for his authorship of various war-on-terror memos, the Obama administration sent its lawyers to San Francisco on Friday to thread the following needle: Torture -- illegal. Extended military detention -- under review. Lawsuit against an ideologically hostile former government attorney -- bad, very bad.
March 09, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Reasserting its defenses of former Justice Department lawyer John Yoo for his authorship of various war-on-terror memos, the Obama administration sent its lawyers to San Francisco on Friday to thread the following needle: Torture — illegal. Extended military detention — under review.
Lawsuit against an ideologically hostile former government attorney — bad, very bad.
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